Natural History
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Articles in April, 2004 issue of Natural History
- Museum events: American Museum of Natural History
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For the sake of the kids
by Peter Brown -
A fly in the curveball: as the 103rd Major League baseball season opens, physicists have now shown that a well-hit curveball trumps a well-hit fastball. Pitchers must be so scared
by Adam Summers -
The sky in April
by Joe Rao -
Feeling pressured
by Stephan Reebs -
Ishi's Brain: in Search of America's Last "Wild" Indian
by Laurence A. Marschall -
You take the muscles, I'll take the ears
by Aimee Cunningham -
Beetlemania
by Robert S. Schemenauer -
Virtual universe: centuries of astronomy, plus video-game technology, combine to offer a stunning new perspective on our place in space
by Brian Abbott -
Gas guzzlers: when great galaxies gobble gobs of matter, new stars are born
by Charles Liu - Distinctive destinations: from the moors of Scotland to the beaches of Bermuda: far-flung and nearby destinations for nature lovers
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A Bat Man in the Tropics: Chasing El Duende
by Laurence A. Marschall -
For richer or poorer
by Richard Vineski -
Supercrop: the yam bean, a tuber undaunted by drought, poor soil, or insects, produces astonishing yields. The crop is the focus of a worldwide effort to unlock its potential
by Marten Sorensen -
Science Bulletins: bringing science news into the hallsand beyond
by Ashton Applewhite -
Launching the right stuff: who will make the better space explorer: robot or human being?
by Neil deGrasse Tyson -
The Book Nobody Read: Chasing the Revolutions of Nicolaus Copernicus
by Laurence A. Marschall -
Palliative or poison?
by Stephan Reebs -
Snap judgments
by Andrew Raybould -
No place to call home: Japanese Brazilians discover they are foreigners in the country of their ancestors
by Takeyuki Tsuda - Cryptic creatures
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Disappearing act
by Erin Espelie -
Mud's eye view: to understand the world of the fiddler crab, ecologists peer through a lens that renders a landscape as a doughnut-shaped panorama
by Douglas Fox -
The good Earth
by Robert Anderson -
Singapore's vest-pocket park: a rainforest survives within sight of skyscrapers
by Jamie James -
Evolutionary circles.
by Stephan Reebs - Amendment
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Ice age Siberians
by Kenneth D. Kostel -
Heat exchange: the global warming debate mixes daunting complexity with high political stakes, a toxic brew that continues to test dispassionate science
by Robert Ehrlich -
All in the family
by Stephan Reebs
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